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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1919

Page

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State Inauguration Opens Biennial Session at Noon

The General Assembly began its biennial session today at noon with Governor Beeckman and state officers sworn in at the State House. The ceremonies were brief and followed by the Senate and House taking their oaths. Richard W. Jennings named General Treasurer. In the Senate, Arthur L. headed the oath administration.

General Assembly Richard W. Jennings Beeckman Senate House of Representatives Ofice Arthur L

Rhode Island General Assembly opens with new leaders elected

Smith of Barrington was elected President and James F. Deeley of Johnston as reading clerk in the House. Arthur P Sumner of Providence was elected Speaker Raymond G Mowry reading clerk and Charles H Howland recording clerk. In the Senate and House Richard W. Jennings of Cranston was elected General Treasurer. A short reception followed inaugurations. Key measures include abolition of property qualifications and universal male suffrage for those who participate in war, ratification of the Federal prohibition amendment, and remedial action for the Rhode Island Company amid financial distress.

Rhode Island Company General Assembly

Charles Ray At Y M C A In His Own Home Town

Charles Ray appears in a staged photo play titled In His Own Home Town at the Y M C A this Saturday with a matinee at 3 in the afternoon. The story follows a small city dominated by a political boss and a hypocritical churchman as Jimmy Duncan leaves town to seek fortune elsewhere and faces striking events.

Charles Ray Jimmy Duncan Mr Ray Jimmy

Lower price for gas delayed six months

Bristol County Gas and Electric Company postpones the coal and oil price clause for six months. Gas price in Bristol and Warren remains 1.20 per thousand cubic feet until the clause takes effect, a voluntary move to hope coal and oil costs ease by then.

Bristol County Gas and Electric Company Public Utilities Commission Bristol Warren

Minstrel show postponed to February dates

The Thirteenth Company minstrel performance is delayed due to illness among end men. It will now be held on Thursday February 6 and Friday February 7 to raise funds for Bristol boys serving in the United States and welcome them home.

Bristol United States

Community Sing at Colt Memorial High School

The next Community Sing will be held tomorrow in the auditorium of Colt Memorial High School. A large attendance is hoped for and further steps will be taken toward forming a choral club.

Colt Memorial High School

Letters From Overseas From Charles Sparks in 301st Engineers

The letter from Priv Charles H Sparks of Warren details his voyage from Camp Devens through Canada and the Atlantic to England and France, marching toward Germany. He notes rest camps, Europe’s towns, and living conditions, plus a hope to return home soon and best wishes to family.

Charles Sparks 301St Engineers France Germany Namquit Worsted Company Charles H Sparks Charles W Sparks Warren Priv Sparks 76Th Division Camp Devens Greenville Luxemburg New Hampshire Vermont Montreal Canada Durham Castle Suifers St. Lawrence River Halifax Blue Seas Cardiff Wales Manchester England Southampton la Havre St Amand Drevant Toul Flirey No Man's Land Bertincourt Cologne Coblen St. Benoit Thurnersville Ozerailles Charles

Soldier writes from Germany after WWI travel

Charles describes impressions of German towns in December 1918. He notes Germans welcoming Allied troops, better housing with straw beds, electric lights, and up to date city life in Tries. He mentions a possible return to the States from Coblenz near the Rhine and wishes readers a Merry Christmas and New Year.

Oweleig Germany Bous Wasseleisch Russia France States Tries Rhine Coblenz Charles

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